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🔗 Inside Virginia's city halls, concerns, confusion rise with Flock protests Alexandria
🔗 Student Assembly hosts Division of Public Safety for conversation on Flock surveillance, ZeroEyes
🔗 College President Katherine Rowe releases statement regarding Flock, ZeroEyes, Firewall for Freedom referendums
🔗 Senate swears in new officers, resolution calling for increased Flock camera transparency introduced Pushback
🔗 Flock surveillance policy gone from university website, College cites IT issue
🔗 Over Half-Dozen Raised Concerns About Flock Cameras During Council Meeting Pushback
🔗 Students speak at Williamsburg City Council meeting, advocate against local use of Flock surveillance cameras Pushback
🔗 We don't need Flock watching our campus Pushback
🔗 Williamsburg Police Chief Sean Dunn discusses Flock surveillance technology concerns
🔗 College's Office of Public Safety addresses Senate on ZeroEyes, Flock, Pride Month act passes
🔗 Associate Vice President for Public Safety Cliff Everton addresses Senate, discusses privacy concerns with ZeroEyes, Flock AI-surveillance "He said that the College does not intend to consider any student referendum results in its decision-making, whether on Flock or ZeroEyes."
🔗 Giro-Martin, Kennedy win Student Assembly presidential election, Flock surveillance, Firewall For Freedom referendums overwhelmingly pass Pushback
"Students at the College also overwhelmingly approved two referendum questions. The first question calls on the College to cancel its contract with Flock, an AI-powered automatic license plate reader that operates on campus. 88.6% of students voted in favor of the College ending its relationship with Flock surveillance, while 7% of students voted against and 4.4% of students abstained."
🔗 Students raise privacy concerns around FlockOS technology, WMPD explains surveillance limitations Pushback
